Peiqiang Xu

Welcome! Thanks for visiting my homepage. I am an Associate Professor in meteorology at Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). By using observations, idealized models and outputs from the GCMs, I hope to improve our understanding of key controls on the large-scale circulation (e.g., jet streams, storm tracks and planetary waves) in the middle latitudes, and how this may change in the future. You are weclome to visit my ResearchGate, GoogleScholar and Twitter webpages.

I am very fond of doing geophysical fluid experiments, you can find the details of our lab here. In addition, I am an Associate Editor of the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society.

Email: peiqiang@mail.iap.ac.cn

NEWS

  • 2024.01: Peiqiang serves as an Associate Editor for the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
  • 2023.09: Peiqiang has achieved the IOP trusted reviewer status.
  • 2023.09: Peiqiang’s project funded by the National Natural Science Foundation (General Project) has been granted approval.
  • 2023.07: Welcome Xiaona Yao to join the research group!
  • 2023.06: Peiqiang serves as a guest editor for the special issue “Arctic Sea Ice-Atmosphere Interactions and Impacts“ in the Atmosphere journal.
  • 2022.11: Peiqiang is promoted as an Associate Professor in IAP.
  • 2021.03: After three months of planing and preparing, our climate group, named Climate Friends, is now finally established! Climate Friends is an academic club that is organized by the young researchers in IAP. It provides a platform for researchers to discuss climate sciences freely, from the chaotic mesoscale eddies in the oceans to the magnificent quasi-biennial oscillation in the stratosphere, from the furious hurricunes in the tropics to the worrying sea ice loss in the Arctic, from the freezing Last Glacial Maximum to the even more sweltering future, just any topics related to our fascinating climate! Climate Friends has routine activities (both off-line and on-line) at every Thursday evening (Beijing Time). Please feel free to contact me if you want more information!

EXPERIENCE

  • 2022.11-present, Associate Professor, IAP, China
  • 2019.11-2020.03, Visiting scholar, Department of Mathematics, University of Exeter, UK (Host: Prof. Geoffrey Vallis)
  • 2019.06-2022.11, Postdoctoral Reseacher, IAP, China

HONORS

  • IOP Trusted Reviewer Status, 2023
  • CSC Visiting Scholar Fellowship, 2023
  • CAS Postdoctoral Resaerch Fellowship, 2020
  • Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Award, 2019
  • XMOD Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Fellowship, 2018
  • Outstanding Graduates, 2013
  • National Scholarship (top 0.3%), 2012
  • Special Prize Scholarship (top 0.5%), 2011, 2010

FUNDED PROJECTS

  • National Natural Science Foundation General Project, PI, NSFC, China (2024-2027)
  • National Science Foundation for Young Scholars, PI, NSFC, China (2021-2023)
  • CAS Postdoctoral Resaerch Fellowship, China (2020-2021)
  • Special Foundation of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, China (2021-2023)
  • General Programn of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, China (2020-2022)
  • International Academic Exchange project, China (2020-2021)

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • Associate Editor, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society (2024- )
  • Guest editor, Special issue “Arctic Atmosphere–Sea Ice Interaction and Impacts” of Atmosphere
  • Primary convener of “Extratropical Large-scale Circulation Variability and Extreme Events Across Scales” session in AOGS 2024 Annual Meeting (Co-conveners: Dr. Yu Kosaka, Dr. Rachel White, Prof. Lin Wang, Prof. Son-Wook Yeh)
  • Primary founder of “Climate Friends Seminar” at Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (with approximately 50 seminars and a total of 1000 attendees to date)
  • Member, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab at Nanjing University
  • Peer reviewer for npj Climate and Atmospheric Science, The Innovation Geoscience, Journal of Climate, Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres, Enviromental Research Letters, International Journal of Climatology, Theoretical and Applied Climatology, Weather and Climate Extremes, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, Enviromental Research Communications, Physics and Chemistry of the Earth etc.

PUBLICATIONS

CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS

  • Xu, P., Waveguide teleconnections along the polar front jet: Insights and challenges. 15th Nov 2023, Unversity of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK. (oral, invited talk)

  • Xu, P., Waveguide teleconnections along the polar front jet: Characteristics, dynamics and prediction. 9th Nov 2023, Unversity of Oxford, Oxford, UK. (oral, invited talk)

  • Xu, P., Waveguide teleconnections along the polar front jet and temperature extremes over Eurasia. 29 Oct-1 Nov 2023, The 10th CSSP-China annual conference, Met Office, Exeter, UK. (oral)

  • Xu, P., The coupling between waveguide teleconnections along two jets. 29 Oct-1 Nov 2023, The 10th CSSP-China annual conference, Met Office, Exeter, UK. (poster)

  • Xu, P., Understanding and predicting temperature extremes from intraseasonal to decadal timescales: The role of waveguide teleconnections. The 28th IUGG General Assembly, 12-17 July 2023, Berlin, Germany. (oral)

  • Xu, P., Waveguide teleconnections and summer climate over Northern Eurasia. 1st International Workshop on the A3 Foresight Program, 18-19 Apr 2023, Busan, Korea. (oral)

  • Xu, P., L. Wang, R. Geen, G. Vallis, W. Chen, G. Chen, I-S Kang, Y. Liu and P. Huang: Polar front jet waveguide, teleconnections and temperature extremes over Eurasia in the boreal summer. Exeter Climate System (XCS) seminar, 31th Jan 2020, University of Exeter, Exeter, UK. (oral, invited talk)

  • Xu, P., L. Wang and W. Chen: The British–Baikal Corridor: a teleconnection pattern along the summertime polar front jet over Eurasia. The 22th Conference on Atmosphere and Oceanic Fluid Dynamics (AOFD), 24-28 June 2019, Portland, US. (poster)

  • Xu, P., L. Wang and W. Chen: The British–Baikal Corridor: a teleconnection pattern along the summertime polar front jet over Eurasia. American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2018 Fall Meeting, 10-14 December 2018, Washington, US. (poster)

  • Xu, P., L. Wang, W. Chen, J. Feng and Y. Liu: Structural changes in the Pacific-Japan pattern in the late 1990s. Asia Oceania Geosciences (AOGS) 15th Annual meeting, 10-14 June 2018, Hawaii, US. (oral)

  • Xu, P., L. Wang, W. Chen, J. Feng and Y. Liu: Structural changes in the Pacific-Japan pattern inthe late 1990s. The sixth WMO International Workshop on Monsoons (IWM-VI), 13-17 November 2017, Singapore. (poster with oral abstract)

  • Xu, P., L. Wang, W. Chen, J. Feng and Y. Liu: Structural changes in the Pacific-Japan pattern in the late 1990s. Asian Conference on Meteorology 2017, 23-24 October 2017, Busan, Korea. (oral)

  • Xu, P., J. Feng and W. Chen: Asymmetric role of the ENSO in the link of East Asian winter monsoon to the following summer monsoon. International Workshop on the Asian Monsoonin a Warmer World, 20-23 August 2017, Chengjiang, China. (oral)

  • Xu, P., J. Feng and W. Chen: Roles of ENSO and PDO in the link of East Asian winter monsoon to the following summer monsoon. Summer Workshop 2016 on Geoscience, 21-23 July 2016, Hong Kong, China. (poster)

  • Xu, P., J. Feng and W. Chen: Asymmetric role of the ENSO inthe link of East Asian winter monsoon to the following summer monsoon. Cross-Strait Youth Academic Meeting on Atmospheric Sciences, 26-27 November 2015, Taipei, Taiwan, China. (oral)

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